US sells more missiles to Persian Gulf Arab allies despite dwindling stockpile: Report

Despite dwindling US stockpiles due to the recent war of aggression against Iran, the Trump administration approved the sale of $17 billion in interceptor missiles and related services to Persian Gulf Arab allies, including Kuwait, the UAE, and Bahrain. This move raises concerns about US military readiness amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. The administration has invoked emergency authorities to bypass congressional approval for major arms sales to the region.